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Neal Gittleman

Instrumentalist

Sheridan Currie

Jonathan Lee

Singer

Soprano

Kayla Oderah

Baritone

Kenneth Shaw

Viola

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Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra

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Perspectives: War and Peace

Dayton

United States

Schuster Center

Perspectives: War and Peace: Concert Various

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Approved

0:00 Molto moderato 
10:19 Lento moderato 
19:44 Moderato pesante - Presto 
27:11 Lento - Moderato maestoso

Vaughan Williams: Symphony No. 3 “A Pastoral Symphony” (Haitink, London Philharmonic Orchestra)

“Subtle, gentle, troubled, reflective, […] movingly modest, considering the violence that begot it. The work’s calm, if calm it is, is hard-won.” That’s how The New York Times describes Vaughan Williams’s response to World War I, following his return home from the front. Lili Boulanger also responds to The Great War in her brief and affecting piece with baritone and our DPO Chorus. A double concerto that features our viola and cello principals, Resilience commemorates the end of World War II, with its final movement an emotional prayer for peace.

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Perspectives: War and Peace by Various, From (2023/2023), Conductor Neal Gittleman, Schuster Center, Dayton, United States

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